His parents, the plaintiffs, should claimed that the University were negligent and should sue them for wrongful death of his son. The Ryan's family should argue that the University owed them a duty-to-warn.

Case

Sue Flay's, an 18-year-old student at Wassmatta University, FL met student Ryan Carnation in Fall 2019, and instantly knew he would be the love of her life. After the meeting, Sue asked Ryan if he wanted to go back to her dorm room, they have a brief romantic interaction. Sue thought it was serious moment between the two while Ryan thought nothing of it. Sue invited for dinner and Ryan accepted, and he thought he could use this opportunity to make sure that there was no misunderstanding about some nonexistent long-term commitment. Sue told Ryan of the love she felt for him and she was so, so glad that he felt the same way. He did not feel the same way, he told her, but what she heard was, "I love you, too."Sue began obsessed with him. Ryan Carnation was murdered by Sue. Sue before the act, had initially confessed her intentions to a psychiatrist at the University where the psychiatrist had diagnosed Sue with several serious mental disorders and arranged for her to be involuntarily committed, which occurred the next day. However, when Sue was examined, she appeared to be in a stable mental state and was released. Curra's supervisor, Dr. Ima Kweck, has said that no further action should be taken to detain Sue.